Reduced CV and No CV Giveaways

The group stats show the full retail price, as they always have. How an individual group wants to enforce its rules is up to them. I would imagine that any group which has a ratio probably won't allow you to give free games like that. But it's ultimately up to your group to decide.

It was given away for free before, it didnt had value anyway

The creation time counts

The time a game becomes available for free counts, not the time it is added to the "no value" list.

Example A:
You create a giveaway for a game (never bundled) at 3pm with a GA duration of 3 hours. Said game becomes available for free at 4 pm at humblebundle. It is added to the no value list at 4:15.
You will get full contribution value.

Ecample B:
You create a giveaway for a game (never bundled) at 3pm with a GA duration of 3 hours. Said game is available for free at humblebundle since 2pm. At 7pm someone adds the game to the no value list.
You will get full contribution value for one hour, after that you will lose the CV.

https://www.steamgifts.com/about/faq

As far as I know a 94% will still get you full CV.
But you have to take into account local currencies. If it is -94% for you, there is a 90%+ discount probably elsewhere in the world too. Depending on different base prices it is likely that for example the russian price is effectively more than 95% discounted with respect to the US base price.

Why did my level decrease?

There are two reasons why a decrease could occur.
   * Values are calculated based on the current USD prices of games in the Steam store. If a game lowers in price, the value of previously created giveaways will adjust accordingly, and this will be reflected on profiles and levels.
  * Certain games on our site are flagged as "No Value" or "Reduced Value". This is done manually by our volunteers, and therefore there might be a delay before these values are assigned. For example, a game might be included in a bundle on January 10, 2018. If on January 13, 2018 we flag that game as "Reduced Value", with an effective date starting January 10, 2018 (the day the bundle started), then giveaways created between January 10-13, 2018 would have their value reduced accordingly.

The rule is that for giveaways that are only for groups or invite only, that you only get CV if there are at least 5 entries and since yours have 3, it's normal to not get any CV for that!

If a giveaway is invite only, region restricted, or limited to a whitelist or Steam group, it will only add contributor value if it receives 5 or more entries. This is in place to prevent small groups of friends from attempting to cheat the contributor system, and to encourage users to expand the reach of their giveaways. The whitelist feature offers an easy way to target a larger audience, and you can combine it with small Steam groups to receive a greater number of giveaway entries if needed.

If you are talking about the 5 entries, it is in the FAQ.
Happy New Year!

Edit: someone was faster than me :)

you should enlarge your GAs to more groups at the same time or mount a WL and share them both group+WL
sorry for you that your GAs gave you no value because of <5 entries
Wish you happy new year too

After 8 years of being on Steam Gifts I'd have thought you would have known the giveaway rules... Oh! My bad it's your first giveaways

you made giveaways for a small group of personal reallife friends, thats why

https://www.steamgifts.com/discussion/sjDpZ/fanatical-build-your-own-anime-bundle-3
There was this one too

The bundle Narga95 mentionned above took it over the threshold for being bundled. The rule is anything over 90% but its not a hard and fast rule as far as i know. Pretty sure anything 95%+ off is going to be considered bundled.

No.

As long as the bundle really is released one year later. If the bundle is release before your giveaway and support just forgets to add the game to the list, they may do is (a year) later and all giveaway from the bundled date will decrease to 15%.

No, only if the price on the store decreases.